North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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----,V ---- - ,.....- -----, Y-qi., Y '1 THE URDER ROOM The 1985 Spring pro- duction of the North Central College The- atre Guild was The Murder Room , di- rected by Michael Brown. The wonder- ful set design was cre- ated by Pamela McCambridge. The lighting design was lit by Jack Phend and the costumes were sewn by Julane Sulli- van. The cast includ- ed Thom Lange as a confused but smart millioniarefconsta- ble. His wife and mur- i deress was played by 4 Ayesha Shariff. Her Loverfdectectivefac- complice was portrayed by Christopher Lindbloom. Oth- ers in the cast were Chris Jett, Gina Colacicco, and Bruce Marty. Chris was a wonderful portrayor of an airhead daughter of Thom, While Gina played an out- standing replica of an Eng- lish Maid. Bruce used his Wisconsin Background in de- veloping his American cow- boy character. The actors played off of each other and executed a fine per- formance. The crews also deserved a round of applause. North Central College proved once again that it does have an outstanding theatre department. QADITGCCHZH WiF0 l1 Z6-HGOC.'UG5U U PUSUHPMIH C3Z 5U 'UCl1

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M 135-':'5 FASHIO SHO Q 2 W A 5 ZW' f ' Q X 4 7 . On May 11, North Central College celebrat- ed Mom's Day to honor an important person - Mom. NCC students, mothers, and other family members enjoyed a luncheon hosted at the Naperville Sheraton. Mom's Day was highlighted by a fashion show where both students and faculty modeled the latest in spring styles. Families were entertained throughout the day with musical perfor- mances by Cherie' Burke, Jim DiDomenico, Karen Henry, Paula Metskas, and the NCC Swing Choir. Organized by Cindy Fiene and Mary Verdun, Mom's Day proved to be a good time for all who attended.

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RDINAL CANDIDS Double the guys, double the pleasur A special person in a special place, kind of . . . Wlfibitvmxw W n..,.-- A new class at NCC - Hairdressing 101! Talk about static cling!